Matco Deepwell Deep Well 6 Six Point Sockets In 5/8,11/16,3/4,7/8 All 3/8" Drive on 2040-parts.com
Hazel Green, Alabama, US
These sockets are in excellent functional condition. Never seen an impact and the insides aren't the least bit rounded. Cosmetically they leave a bit to be desired. (How well to you know your Matco guy) Two are what I'd call good and two I'd call fair. I will ship these USPS and the cheapest way they assure me that they can get em to you. Flat rate padded envelope? If you have a preference I am open. Thanks for looking and happy wrenchin!
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